A new promo for Lost aired earlier, and it has much more new clips from future episodes, and along with it, a lot more questions, too:
The potentially spoiler-y clip includes a first look at Hiroyuki Sanada’s new role, perhaps a first look at John Hawkes’ new role, and a peek inside what is most probably the Temple. Of course, it poses more questions, the most important being, what is this season all about? Watch it multiple times, and discuss in the comments.
ABC released a couple more clips from Tuesday night’s season premiere, this time showing us what happens after Ben kills Jacob. Hints: someone’s calm and someone’s angry.
So Lost sent out 815 copies of the opening 4 minutes of season 6 to 815 lucky contest winners, and our old pal Doc Arzt got his hands on one and put it up on YouTube. It may be gone soon, so watch it now if you dare:
Rounding out our month-long countdown of the best moment from Lost’s major characters, as the show begins its final season this Tuesday, we turn our attention to the leader of the pack, Jack. He tried to “fix” things many times, but many times things got complicated. Look back at how he went around it (or otherwise) and how he herded the other survivors to last season’s explosive ending.
Two days left on our best moments countdown, looking back at the defining moments of Lost’s major players. Today, it’s Kate’s turn on the spotlight. Look back at her attempts to run away from her past, how she always seems to run back to it, and how she learned to never leave anybody behind, regardless of the consequences.
On the last three days of our best moments countdown, as Lost’s final season gets closer, we take a look at the Island’s resident con man, Sawyer. There’s his best cons, and then there are his efforts to make up for the damage he’s gone, as well as his many quips, from English phrases to future Christmases.
Every fan has a theory about what will happen in the final season and what the final scene might look like, but how shouldn’t the show end?
Back when The Sopranos ended, Lindelof and Cuse promised they wouldn’t do that. But will they pull a truly final Six Feet Under? A time traveling BSG? Or was it all a dream, a comic book, or an autistic child’s imagination?
Let’s hope it’s none of those, but check out 5 Ways I DON’T Want Lost to End and let us know what your worst possible ending is.
With less than a week remaining on our look back on the best moments of Lost’s biggest players, we shift the focus to John Locke. Look back at his dealings with the Island, his actions taking off from his beliefs, and his important role in recent events, and the events that have yet to unfold.
Harold Perrineau finally spoke about his return to Lost, telling TV Guide Magazine that he thinks some of Michael’s storylines were unresolved. “I’m hoping we can put Michael to rest in a way we haven’t done so far,” he said. “I hope he gets to apologize to his son … [and he gets] to apologize to Libby, since her death was really an accident.”
We’re entering the final week of our best moments countdown by taking a look at Hurley, the guy constantly pestered (well, not really) by bad luck, dead people and food. Look back at how he dodged imaginary friends, food drops and tensions between the other survivors with his good-hearted nature and the ever-so-Hurley “dude!”
